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Belfast protest against RUC 'shoot to kill' campaign ILL Arthur Scargill: right to attack Reagan and Thatcher ARTHUR Scargill's comments in Moscow, biggest threats to Reagan and Thatcher have caused uproar.
Both Tories leaders have rushed to Scargill said nothing which he had not said a hundred times before in Britain. And as the West hurtles headlong towards the deployment of hundreds of cruise and Pershing missiles and Reagan sends his troops and ships to Central America, his comments are surely right.
Last week, Soviet president Yuri Andropov offered to scrap a substantial number of the Soviet SS-20 missiles if the West ге гЛеваН deploying the cruise and Pershings.
Whatever the particlar merits of this offer, it exagain the hypocrisy of the West's 'zero option offer, which in effect asks the Soviet to lower its defences against the West's submarine and air, that the peace were President right wing condemn him. But launched missiles.
Time is rapidly running out for the peace moveWIcH the West to mobilise against the deployment of the medium range missiles.
All over Europe there tions this autumn. In West Germany huge mobilisations including mass civil disobedience, expected December. In this context, any temptation to take off "00..00 I And then, to my horror, I heard myself babbling (stupid lies about a minor